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Bluesky has gone down in what appears to be a major outage. The X competitor, which surged in popularity in the wake of Elon Musk’s purchase of what was then Twitter, is refusing to let users log in or to show them posts. Some users struggled to log in at all, while others could only see blank posts instead of the usual feed of updates. The problems were prevalent across the morning, according to tracking website Down Detector. They appeared to be reported across the world. Bluesky operates an official status page which is built to give updates on outages, but that also appeared to be affected by the problems. The site was originally launched in 2019, as part of Twitter, with a view to making the site less centralised. The two sites were split after the purchase by Elon Musk in 2022, and it launched a year later. Since then, it has become a popular alternative to what has now been re-named X, especially among users who object to Musk’s political views and the changes he has made to the service.

Mobile Galaxy Tab A11+ Kids Edition features playful inclusions and built-in safety controls to offer a fun, worry-free, and enriching experience for the whole family 4/16/2026 Designed with families in mind, the new Galaxy Tab A11+ Kids Edition combines trusted Galaxy innovation with tools that empower parents to create a safe, child-friendly digital experience for exploring, learning, and play — backed by security you can trust. A Digital Experience Designed for Families With built-in parental controls, Galaxy Tab A11+ Kids Edition sparks curiosity, imagination, and skill-building in a safe, child-friendly environment. To ensure children are building healthy digital habits, parents can control features like screen time and manage the apps and content kids can access on the device. Setup is seamless, letting families personalize the experience in minutes and focus less on managing screens and more on enjoying them together. Trusted Galaxy Technology Plus Fun Accessories Just for Kids Built for growing imaginations, Galaxy Tab A11+ Kids Edition offers an expansive 11-inch display 1  with 1920 x 1200 resolution and up to a 90Hz refresh rate, plus powerful Quad Speakers with Dolby Atmos that turn screen time into meaningful, shared experiences that are both fun and enriching for the whole family. For focused

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Head coach Matt Painter has announced that Jamyn Sondrup has signed his Big Ten Athletics Scholarship Agreement and is officially a member of the Boilermakers’ basketball program. Sondrup signed with the Class of 2026, but is deferring to the Class of 2028 as he will take a two-year mission trip and will not join the Boilermaker program until the 2028-29 season. Sondrup, a 6-foot, 9-inch power forward from Springville, Utah, becomes the fifth member of the class to sign with the Boilermakers, joining previously-announced commitments Sinan Huan, Jacob Webber, Rivers Knight and Luke Ertel. Sondrup’s commitment moves Purdue’s class to No. 7 nationally via 247Sports and No. 8 via ESPN. Sondrup is ranked No. 134 by 247Sports and seventh in the state of Utah. He is the fourth top-150 player to sign in the current class. Sondrup picked the Boilermakers over offers from Washington, BYU, Ole Miss and Utah. Last summer, Sondrup averaged 13.8 points and 5.4 rebounds at the EYBL Peach Jam and averaged 17.8 points, 12.5 rebounds and 1.5 blocks this past season for Springville. He finished his scholastic career with more than 1,600 points and 900 rebounds. Purdue will welcome back every available

Rejoice! Following its celebrated 2022 staged reading, the Chicagoland Theatre Fund, in partnership with Michelson Theatrical, will host a one-weekend-only streaming of the 2022 concert of Children of Eden. The musical, featuring music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz ( Wicked , Godspell , Pippin ) and book by John Caird ( Les Misérables , Nicholas Nickleby), reimagines the biblical stories of Adam, Eve, Noah, and their descendants. Visit ChildrenofEdenTheMusical.com.  Get a first look at the concert with an exclusive clip of YouTube sensation Sam Tsui performing "Lost in the Wilderness" above. The performance will be available to view starting at 6 PM CT April 23 through 11:59 pm CT April 26. Once a ticket is redeemed during that window, viewers will have 48 hours to stream the concert. The star-studded cast features Destiny Child’s (and current Death Becomes Her star) Michelle Williams as Eve/Mama, Broadway Les Misérables vet Randal Keith as Father, The Voice finalist Koryn Hawthorne as Yonah, gospel music artist David Phelps as Adam/Noah, and YouTube creator and music artist Sam Tsui as Cain/Japheth, alongside Chris Graham as Abel/Ham, Donica Lynn as Aphra, Darian Goulding as Seth/Shem, and Rhealee Fernandez as Aysha. Derek Van Barham directed. The ensemble features: Adia Bell

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City Council Regular Meeting Agenda - 9 a.m. Tuesday, April 21, 2026 City Clerk Posted on April 16, 2026 The Sanibel City Council will convene a regular meeting at 9:00 A.M., Tuesday, April 21, 2026 Items on the agenda include: Public Hearing for the City Council to hear an appeal of Planning Commission Resolution No. 26-10 which granted approval to allow revision of an approved preliminary plat, to amend allocated impermeable coverage for lots at a residential housing development known as “Coastal Creek” subdivision. Discussion and First Reading of an ordinance that would establish 35 MPH as the maximum speed on Sanibel roads and allow the City Council to change speed limits by Resolution rather than by formal Ordinance amendment. This change will provide greater flexibility while maintaining opportunities for public comment. ​Discussion of proposed speed limit reductions on Periwinkle Way East and West, Rabbit Road, and the segment of Sanibel Captiva Road between Rabbit Road and the western limit of The Sanibel School speed zone. View Complete Agenda Here MacKenzie Hall (Council Chambers) Sanibel City Hall - 800 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, Florida The meeting may be viewed livestream via the City of Sanibel Facebook Live or Vimeo. Public is

Former Seattle Mariners first baseman Justin Turner isn’t hanging up his cleats just yet, even at the age of 41. How will Bryce Miller’s return impact Mariners rotation? Turner, who spent a brief time with the Mariners in 2024, signed with the Tijuana Toros of the Mexican Baseball League on Tuesday. Turner spent just two months of his 17-year MLB career with the Mariners after he was acquired from the Toronto Blue Jays in a trade on July 29, 2024, but he quickly became a reliable veteran voice and clubhouse leader in the Pacific Northwest. Players and coaches both noted the sizeable impact the veteran first baseman had in helping hitters on a day-to-day basis with his unique perspective as a then-39-year-old in his 16th big league season. Even a veteran like then-33-year-old Mitch Haniger was seeking out Turner’s advice. In 48 games with Seattle, Turner slashed .264/.363/.403 with a .766 OPS, five homers and seven doubles. After his time in Seattle,  » Read More

Are you spending hours creating content on Facebook only to watch your reach plateau or shrink? Wondering how the latest platform changes will reward your work or make the climb even steeper? In this article, you'll discover how Facebook is reshaping who gets seen in 2026, how a new viewer feedback system could influence which Reels get recommended, what the new creator affiliate program means for brands and marketers, and why Meta's emerging AI video app may matter more for advertisers than it first appears. This article was co-created by Tara Zirker with Michael Stelzner and Jerry Potter. For more about Tara , scroll to the end of this article. ​Why Facebook Is Making Changes Now Facebook is in the middle of a significant strategic pivot. After Meta reported that both views and time spent watching Reels on Facebook approximately doubled in the second half of 2025 compared to the same period the year before, the platform is doubling down on what it believes is driving that momentum: original content and better content matching.  » Read More

The Cancer Support Community of North Texas has opened a new Dallas clubhouse offering group space, art therapy and programs for children. During the opening, dance instructor Magyar Padaca shared how her August 2023 diagnosis reshaped her life and highlighted the emotional strength needed to keep fighting cancer. The organization hopes the new space gives patients and families a stronger support network.  » Read More